Safeguarding

Safeguarding Charter

At Sylvester Primary Academy we will:

• Work in partnership with other agencies to safeguard and promote the welfare of all children in keeping with the KSCB’s ‘Levels of Need Guidance’ to secure improved outcomes for young people
• Ensure that safer recruitment practices and safeguarding policies and procedures set out a culture of vigilance and challenge
• Provide induction and regular training that enable all adults to recognise signs of abuse and neglect; act in the interests of the child and maintain an attitude ‘it could happen here’.
• Work collaboratively with other agencies to promote early help for young people and families before their needs escalate to a point where intervention would be needed via a statutory assessment.
• Challenge ourselves and others to ensure actions are completed in a timely way and press for reconsideration if the situation does not improve.
• Quality assure all safeguarding practices including maintaining support and oversight of the Designated Safeguarding Lead and Safeguarding Team, their actions and decisions and record keeping.
• Ensure all adults working with young people follow an agreed code of conduct that promotes safe working practices and makes responsibilities and expectations clear, including the understanding that anyone can make a referral.
• Complete any actions arising from the Local Authority’s 175 Safeguarding Audit in order to ensure policies and procedures follow KSCB, Local Authority and statutory guidance.
• Implement any learning arising from serious case reviews, for example the need to listen and respond to the views of children, especially when assessing their needs.
• Provide students with a curriculum which promotes their safeguarding and enables them to maintain healthy relationships.

At Sylvester Primary Academy we take the Safeguarding of our children extremely seriously. Therefore if you have any reason to be concerned regarding the safety of a particular child, please contact the designated Safeguarding Officers:

 

 

 

This keeping children safe online workshop provides parents and carers with information about how to support their child in their online world. The 40 minute pre-recorded presentation covers topics such as online bullying, mental health, and social media, as well as signposting to resources and organisations for help and support.

Here is the link for you to watch it - https://www.nspcc.org.uk/keeping-children-safe/online-safety/free-online-safety-group-workshops/.

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